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| Dear
Alumni, |
| Montana
State University. What an amazing place! When
I,m on campus, I am thrilled to learn of student
and faculty achievements and successes. Traveling
around the state and nation, I'm inspired
with the leadership roles and involvement
our alumni have in their professions and within
their communities. You are a strong and powerful
group. Montana State University is proud to
have you in the greater alumni family. |
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| The
results of the recent Alumni Attitude Survey are shared
with you in this issue of the Collegian. Thank you for
your responses. We learned a great deal regarding your
thoughts and interests and look forward to implementing
some changes in our programming in the near future. |
| Continue
to help us. How can we better serve you? How can we keep
you informed of issues important to the campus? Would
you like to be more involved, and, if so, how? We are
constantly seeking alumni volunteers who will assist us
in putting a party or picnic together. Maybe you know
a student who might be interested in Montana State. Would
you be willing to share that name with us? Does your company
offer internships or might there be a job opening that
could be filled by a Montana State University alum? Talk
to us; we are listening. |
| Recently,
the university community adopted a Five-Year Vision statement
which addresses the question, "What will Montana
State University look like in five years?" At a recent
meeting of the Alumni Association Board of Directors,
the vision statement was endorsed and a commitment made
to have 25 percent of all alumni involved in some manner
helping the university to achieve those goals. In order
to do that, we need you. Take a look at the document at
www.montana.edu/????? See where you might like to get
involved. |
| I
wish you an enjoyable spring season. As I write this,
there is new snow on the ground in Bozeman. When you receive
this we will have some hints of spring . . . even in Montana.
I know that you remember those spring days of warm sunshine
glistening from the brilliant white Bridger Mountains.
What a glorious sight. |
| Thanks
for staying in touch. |
| Sincerely, |
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| Jaynee
Drange Groseth, '73, '91 |
| Executive
Director, Montana State University Alumni Association
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| P.S.
We have recently updated the Points of Excellence page
on the Web site. You'll be amazed and proud at what you
read. Go to www.montana.edu/prescomm/excellence.html
to see the accomplishments and achievements of our students
and faculty. |
